One work by this thinker asserts that founding fathers can inspire continued loyalty in the law. That book also argues that states must maintain vivere libero for all citizens by constantly revising themselves and claims that rulers who strive to preserve freedom over their own power exhibit true virtu. Another work by this man argues solid laws and a strong military are the two essential components of successful state, and it a compares the fickleness of fortune to a lady. That work by this author of Discourses on Livy also praises Cesare Borgia for his strength and claims it is better for the title ruler to be feared than loved. For 10 points, name this Italian statesman who wrote The Prince.
One work by this thinker asserts that founding fathers can inspire continued loyalty in the law. That book also argues that states must maintain vivere libero for all citizens by constantly revising themselves and claims that rulers who strive to preserve freedom over their own power exhibit true virtu. Another work by this man argues solid laws and a strong military are the two essential components of successful state, and it a compares the fickleness of fortune to a lady. That work by this author of Discourses on Livy also praises Cesare Borgia for his strength and claims it is better for the title ruler to be feared than loved. For 10 points, name this Italian statesman who wrote The Prince.
One work by this thinker asserts that founding fathers can inspire continued loyalty in the law.
Niccolo {Machiavelli}